Are you aware that the body that we have today is a body in the process of decaying? Do you know why? Because of sin. We are all in need of a new body.

The job of the holy priest in the Mishkan (tabernacle) it was not only to mediate for man, but to represent the highest form of holiness, just how Adam was at the beginning.

Were Yeshuas’ Apostles Confused?

Did you know that the entire dispensationalist futurist view of eschatology, the end times, is dependent on the claim that Yeshuas’ apostles were a collective group of confused and ignorant men?

In Matthew 24:2 Yeshua predicted the impending destruction of Jerusalem and the temple. The apostles – as almost all commentators claim – conflated that event with the end of the Christian age. But, they were confused, we are told. In their confusion they asked: “Tell us, when shall these things be, and what shall be the sign of your coming and the end of the age?”

The great question is: Were the apostles as confused as the commentators claim?

How is it that we can trust the apostles with every other doctrine, but prophecy?

I believe that they new and understood prophecy better than you and I.

Join me, Sunday November 14, at 2 PM as we discuss the PAROUSIA concept in details using the whole counsel of scripture.

¿Cuantos de nosotros hemos disfrutado la compañía y el amor de ese “Tío” Alcahueta? La porción de esta semana nos ayuda a entender un poco las razones por la cual Abraham confronta al Creador haciendo la famosa pregunta, “matarás al injusto con el justo”?

Be yourself” is a saying you’ve likely seen or heard many times in your lifetime…in fact, you’ve probably told someone the same remarks. But, is this Kosher?

If there is anything because my attention from this week so abortion is that the Torah makes clear that there is no exceptions in terms of guilt. It doesn’t matter if you are high priest a leader or even a king. We are all subject to a higher law.

¿Qué significa "trabajo" para ti? ¿Significa ganar un cheque de pago? ¿Rompiendo el sudor? Como la mayoría de nosotros sabemos, la Torá prohíbe trabajar en Shabbat, pero la palabra "no trabajo" significa diferentes cosas para diferentes personas. ¿Puedes correr un maratón en Shabbat? ¿Qué pasa si no se siente como "trabajo"?

Las Sagas identifican cientos de leyes que rigen la observancia del Shabbat: leyes sobre cómo cortar y calentar la comida, sobre qué y dónde llevar, y sobre cómo atar los zapatos. ¿Y dónde miran ellos para formular estas leyes? Los Sabios dicen que la base para entender qué es "trabajo" proviene de la parashá de esta semana, Parshat Vayakhel.

This weeks portion is title “BO”

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